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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-11

GOO FOR THIS FINE HUNTING CASE,
3OC 14-carat gold ladys watch stem
winder and setter; three-quarter plate Hill
nois full jeweled movement, cut expansion
| balance and patent safety pinion; richly en-
graved cases. good weight and only used q
short time. The number is 3, page p, and
originally cost $50.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-11

U1cO IS THE PRICE OF THIS LADY
.DIOO diamond pin IL stones, weighing
over karats all white, very perfect, brill
liant and free from flaws; richly engraved
gold mounting Ask for No. l, 422; original
cost. 1925.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-11

coo is THE PRICE OF THIS ELE-
Poo gantly engraved and hammered
solid gold gents watch stem winder and
setter; Elgin 13-jeweled movement cut ex
pansion balance and safety pinion; this
watch has been in use only short time, and
could not be told from new. The number is
g. page So and never cost less than S65.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-11

$50 CR FOX THIS GENTS 14-CARAT
.DOC.%C gold watch; hunting case,
stem winder and setter; Elgin full jeweled
nickel movement cut expansion balance
and patent safety pinion, engraved band
cases. good weight, and in extra good condi-
ton. and warranted a fine timepiece. Ask
for No. 16, page 10; original cost, SIS.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-11
Codington County Delegates.

Total
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-23

Mr.. James Wlnegarcen. who has been IN
the employ OF White. friant z letelleE.
having had the misfortune 10 lose the us-
of one OF his hands quite recently by a
buzz saw. has taken the agency, and will
canvass for an article of true merit and OF
true value in what is known as Horn =
Wonderful Discoveries, one OF the greatest
discoveries OF the age, for the immediate
relief and cure of Rhsmatsm, Neurssgia a.
Headache. Earache, TOothach. Neur2lgia a
in the face. pains ia the side and back
Cholera and Cholera Morbus, Cramps aud
pain IN the Stomach, Sprains. Wounds aud
Bruises, Colds, Sore Throat, CONS
Bunions. Frosted Feet. Chlbiains, etc.
Endorsed by physicians and by hundreds Of
that recommends itselfupon one trial. The
discovery has been before the public for q
number of years and al speak highly IN lis
praise.
Sayes your doctors bills and should be
kept on hand IN every household in case Of
emergency; for a pain destroyer It's equal
cannot De found.
Wishing TO introduce an article which
will be of great benefit TO you, and at the
same time assisting worthy person, your
patronage is respectfully solicited.
Also ask your druggist for il. Trial bot
ties 25 cents; larger, 80 cents. Buy IT, try
il, and warranted as represented or money
refunded without murmur.
Very truly yours.
+ M. SANDERsoS.
Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor of Horns
Wonderful Discovery, Grand Rapids,
Mich
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-23

&c q NE Fa.r ts4as.
NJ rsst ioF sks-ssssst ear horses denas
ksiz tlae.
50 IA Is asssooys U.d II boothhlacks
lave Pfsc1Io4 4iosAssz.
-o8s Jsnnis 81 gissa alaiimss a. tAs
N0n1sfszla l1is s1sInoon-
saeh az arraY of pretty krls a. visited
tns all yesterday. "a. n5. don't Eisa-
toa iL
Iks boas On shs river fron hsfs -
Orand haven are 1oiak lafge business
k4nd.lag llalG
IAs patfolms1 dl,l sons good work keep
iag t4e cfos1 az lEs k0asl eesllaS tsst
sweating an.ter conlrgL
The iaDsFai of Ms. william kortiandsF
wli iazr place from a. Anafes : CA.AsdtaA
q q cloCk temorfow nlaslirg
The cFsyon portfat of Ar4 "a Aohi,
sxnlaitest a. tLs ia-f - Ar 1to1lgey. "a lle
Nsr~ie1 sss s~asdsi arst pfemiga4.
Several people complain u haYinx thsir
Eo1xeia picked ag ihe az. baites keeV
ya1I as4d o. Jour poexetooox sAi-S ~ lie
csash.
TAe X. Of T.. hop f9r the benefit Of the
library sas nag .ArSsi4 attended .&at even
iag. olt inoae Sh0 were pEeaeat enjoy 81
Themselves.
be seesles of ths Kent County Grange.
vlu meet Get. A. Ia l1a superior rooms
Gours 5lock - eject representatives 10 the
bfate ulaase.
Jessie L0fsila Rice. only four years Of age,
~ sing ~kock-a-f bye Baby susi the
Hutiersy Dude "a Art Hail as The \ ar a.
u clock MS IA sening.
TIE BoAsd u Police and Fire Com
raissi0osIs id not hold is regular mee-iag
Yesterday oeiag 10 The Fair. meeting
WI De held 0n Monday.
TIE four opera houses were crowded last
evening. thousand attended the opening OI
ths Tower and sIiii The streets we're coEtla-
nAily cfox tsd. Everybody must Dc II
'osu.
-ome snarchiss circulars appealing 70 the
sad save the execution Oi the Chicago
anarchists, were received acre Win cOld-
ness yesterday.
AIRS p. J. 6ilbertson. of ~ Jscksoa-st..
who dlrd Wednesday morning. gil 30
oufle4 aG 80 tEls alteruoou from the
family residence Mrs. q. has oosn resi-
dent Of tbs clty for forty years AID
wAs highly saiernea oy al who anew hsg
Ex-Governor Aiser. yesterday morning
while Ia halamakoO, on his way 10 this
clts lrom the custer Brigade ssuuiOn a.
y lcksogrg invited al the veterans on the
train 10 take breakfast with him az the
a ulsrican House. About a dozen enjoyed
lis hospitality.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-23

riisy.ag resided " Arksnsas over tharts
years. tAe greater D4ft of shics Glas as
sssots3 ~ ns - prketssAl diversified lsraa-
ink sa1 Assanx sez8 eullsloyeo ~ tss Tsts-
ro40s sa1 ctste ~ fosF wears ~ co <efznk
Hrsp4F nss and sxhIbslak he products ~
las Sszls save . rsrs t1oronEt snes iedSs
"a - Resources. eEa vil Pnemptis a49
eassffsliy &as er 81 inquiries Nsoo<ruins :
a. p2rt - tE~ otzts
f1e above psaeFaph epps<fs Ca ne
bxek 81 lhs card ef JnAries y siiaee. agent
feF l1o isbd oepxr eeat - tAe -. losss
troa As9nt4ia 4 SSQiAefp 1a1 battle kuck
4 FoEi Saith ksls1sys NslsAcs - scod
triiox Sna fuii of tDe eaersy and ylm 0l =
'laii biSodsd lask, h0t sea masn isi
les bI1a tklk 10 yea sesUt Afkans~s % yoo
Wiil lave the "feFef sure zua w4nf u eIn-
ixrsts before nixkt 80 nfmit vii be ciinch
MS Arguments snd explain tie natural
&ivsutases u bis safe.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-23

That means that left, right or box plest-
ing can be dons at will by single adjust
ment Of the plester attachment TO the
American Sewing Machine, the people 5
favorite. The American also has button
hole attachment which easily and quick Y
makes the button hole over which our
grandmothers before the age of invention
would have had to spend hours. Mr.. II.
Lindhcu, the courteous: igent Of the Amer
ican, personally waits upon the many ladies
who call at the apartment, in Manuiactur-
ers' Hall. and shows, besides the fancy
work, the practical adaptation Of the Amer
ican for family sewing. The sales rooms
are at . North Division-st., opposite the
soldiers monument.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-23
FOLKS VIZ KNOW.

". W GUNNER. OF Cadillac. was regis
tered aE Sweet yesterday.
+. Weller. Of the Muskegon Ne,es. Is in
the city tkxinE Ia ths og Jar.
Orrin Evsrhart OF Big Rapids. is visiting
Nr. and Mrs. A. q. Peck, OF "a Foarth-st.
A. r. Mason. Of Boston. Is visiting his
sister. Mrs W. 7. Dart OF No. s. Fougth-s..
Capt. Went Of Sioux city. Iowa. a former
resident OF this city. IS IA town, taking IN
TIE Fair.
Mr. and Yrs. J. n. Ensls. OF Msnton. are
visiting their mother. Mrs. NJ. Blood, OF
-as 5egeuta-st.
Mrs. =. J. Dettenthsler and Miss Ida
Hess returned yesterday from a week $
visit in Chicago.
William y. Ketchura, of Marshall. Field
& Co, Chicago. l. the guest OF his brother
Geo. ". ks,chum.
Malcolm Winnie. f. l.. Ashton and W. J.
Cook. all OF Traverse city, were registered
a. The Eagle yesterday.
J. &. 6rav. Of The 6rm Of Palmer. Gray
q Gibson. dry goods dealers Of kalkaska,
was in The city yesterday.
Miss Mamie Hartsh0rn, OF Muskegon,
and Hiss Belle G.. Judd. Of Sioux Falls
Dak.. are in lne city attending ths Fair
Commodore n. A. Cabot. Of Boston, who
Il said % hays brought the hrst steamer up
Grand river. 70 this city. IS IN tie city visit
inx old sfisnds.
eeorxe +. Fox. Of The Buss Machine
Works. isft yesterday for a business tTip in
TIE south. He will Visit points IN Ala
hama and Tennessee
Miss Mary W Verbnrx and Martin
Nisrrevsr. will De married a. the residence
ol ths brides parents i07 Wealtny-sve.,
next Thursday evening.
Mrs.. Hiram Rhodes. Of this city, i noted
By tbe isis7roph ss one OF those present al
the celebration Of The golden wedding og
Mr. snd Mrs. Thomas Russell az kalama-
zoo on Wednesday.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-23

During The panic Of 1873. when times
were hard. work scare. thsrs was much
suffering among the poor people dnrinE that
loax cold Winter. Tue i0srsl proprietor Of
The star Clothing House distributed over a
csr'osd OF bread among The poor people.
Yesterday while the popular 'Sisr vas
crowded With customers n sell tO-d0 fsrmsr
from no North sfter making very large pur-
chs-es told the salesman This 3 the hrst
tiase / have been in the Rapids in "a y.ars
Then vas poor snd hungry. I sot three
leaves of bread a. your distribution. and u
vss scout al I bad to eat for four days
Nov 1 am well hxsd snd you Get / would
nes buv dollars worth 81 clothing FOR mr.
SELF or b0vs e. sny other houss. ( . in our
place they ssxed ma siso0 for an overcost
I bought he sane goods here today for
sl1oo. Coming down on the tram today
found fhst wnen there .as snv "a IL Of
where 01e could bur good clothing e.
reasonable prices the Star vss the most
sp0ks about Such Incidents and remarks
must oe gratifying ~ NJ Lew Who has
heen In continued lrede a. ne same store on
Nansl-et.. Cor twenty Years.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-23
arha white fs King -

Among the many elaborate exhibits
which come under our observation 10 the
Manufacturers Hall is that OF the White
Sewing Machine which holds forth IN space
number Eve on the right hand side from
the main entrance. Mr.. NJ. a. Towne. the
general agent for the White Sewing Ma
chine Company. wall make one of th
finest exhibits Of thi. fsv0rably known
machine ever seen in our city. The White
Sewing Machine beats he world tor excel
lent work and light running, making me
button holes snd embroidery.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-23


61LBERTSON Wednesday se2tenber 81,
i&s5 &c "a. kfla->t.. Ara kil423 beta fsDe Dll-
ttTssis. eyed - fs4ss moltis ans 1Ssa
lulersi g ccek fIllas @utnlosa.
fORD-0a Wednesday, oeglembsI ~. iss7
Magic .utaag daughter 81 tasar " ana iAott3e
T. fart
fuesT4i from the residence Of u = fofalns0ns
- t0ucse-kYe-. a. o e.otE Friday afternooa-
When fragile woman siEas. deploTing
The charms that qaiekiy is1e away,
What power, the bloom Of health restoring.
Can check the progress Of decay
The only aid that's worth attention.
For pains aud US OF sach description,
Thousands Of women gladly mention
lis "Piegoes kavorite Prescription
The price OF this royal remedy. L,
Pierce's Fayofi,e Prescription. Is bat ore
dollar. Specific ior AL of those chsoale all
Inengs and weaknesses peculiar 20 women.
Tne only medicine for such msladies. sold
by druggists. under a positive guarantee
from the manufacturers. that II will give
satisfaction or money refunded. See guar
snGee on bottle wrapper. Large bottles 81.
Six for s..
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-23

And visit Thom's popular Photograph
Gallery. aud be convinced that be Is max
in- ihe finest Photographs IN the city. and
don't be deceived hy low prices in other
places. ss re viii give a half-dozen % that
class Of work free Of charge With every doz-
ef, ~ our fine satin-fDisbed Photographs,
which 80 are raakiDg in immense quaint
ties a. f2S snd Is Csnsl-sG
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-23

is fluttering from the front door knob. 1t
tells its own story; The nurse was careless
and left the baby carriage in a damp base
ment. The next time she took the baby out
riding it caught cold. a physician was
called, but 1t was too late. The Holman
Adjustable Cab can he detached from the
wheels and carried into the house with the
baby. a perfect cradle. perfect sleigh. a
perfect crib. a perfect house csrriage-all
combined. making a perfect baby carriage
See advertisement and send for catalogue
Not sold by dealers.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-23

Re neNs ss ftC< t11 a <ae n<a ost
sxtlsisc.sen Is gke cosnGn01lly th1t be ssa
tsrE0xs1 80 e4l 1s arrest of clsesse t1st
= sea * xe4s loss1 snd ysluea .lfe =
sE acblessslaeng fAst sAauls insp2se heart
tslf krstltuce S'hltiiDess. coid extfeHalttes
aepscsseo sparits sEd extremely nklse : 20
ssnssNoas. szth p&as. MAS isaiaEsss are tts
sesals Of oasorosrec si1as.s ana liver.
AFrs<i tAs esass a. onos ~ ksklsg II.
Perces Golden Modicsi Discovery IL 10 .
parsls vegetable aslesgiss that wili isrEsl
oGg AID osptaFs tie most seosls iaEs 81
blood DISORDER. Druggists
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-23
OFFICE OF rnE EAGLE STEAM LAUNDRY

ND III = ItVLrEt No u NANtL-6I-.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, July -, 1887.
Editor TElrCRAa-HARALD:
Please inform the public that ! have con-
nected steam. laundry with my DYE House
and Securing estsblis shment, and will do my
utmost to give them the best work that was
ever brought out by machinery. and tell
them that humbly ask of them a share OF
their trade. Your most humble servant.
g. A. BEEwIN.
Einr felenhoy11 M 0f0
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-23

Visitors 20 the far shorld hear in mird
thar rhon popular Photograph gallery IL
the bsst place n the cifv io get he finest
sann anish cabinets. i26. Us Canai-st
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-23

WAsssssres. SEPT @5.-Csldef. iaif
ssalhsr. fslswsd 30 riaias ienlperai.ars
hx4t - frssa aaelD sesls1iI slads ssceM-
lax fasi48ie.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-23

Dettsnihsler. the popular fsh dealer, IL
Monroe est, = receiving daily by express
fresh Msckerei. CoGnsh. Lake Superior
White Fish ana Trout and has on his
counters tie hnest assortment OF oysters IL
the city.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-23

Great reduction In prices at the Ad
nniBissrstors sale of Millinery and fancy
goods at X endalrs, s5 Nonroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-23

Kuhn brothers. Pearl ST.. have the deli
oieus health giving Anheuser Busch beer
on dfsughL
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-23

Gitea IL Art Hal" 81 the Grand Rapids
kaif. lri1sx. sspssu4ssT -.
Pros ranlne~fkrt hrst. Commencing Al
I.S4 y n.s
i. fisno Sole.
2 GasFssfts male.
s. fsuo sole.
4. song for tener.
5. Casrtcgte mi1edl
q. Piano 6O.o
= Qexrietle lmsiei
Part ssooad, commencing ss o'olsek
q "a.
J. fisno Solo.
. Qusrtsfis mElsl.
a song Tor Tenor.
4. P.sno solo.
8. QaaFtetts mlxsdl.
.. Piano sole
!. QasrselEs male
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-23

Sree,al Announcement.

Angola yarns at s Tyrolers. &c Mon
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-27

CtscrTr. Henry ". FulFer ". Chsrles
L. Siiga fTespass on the case. Nsrdics
foT plaintiff. So Judgment accordingly.
~iiA cess s--Anthoav ~. Aaris and
Henri II. itens vs. Pi0irs cssateca. As
sampsit sea.sd vsrslics ordered - fferris 9
Tsheus vs.. Cornelius Ciarx ana Henry -.
BroNa. Assumpsit. Ca 1rIsA
SrPsa2as. .-Francis Fitzpatrick - Ellen
Filzgstssck. In ChsocsTy. Decree of d.
varce granted comnisinans.---E Emav b
Iss< - as. Wm. r. Iesgiev. ia chan
csrT. - re - Wserce gTsntsl 3raolsin-
sak--9srv fargata vs fe t4rana
Rspi5s Ssrsst Esf sav Con pany. les
psss o. tie case % tral.
rReak7z -Estsie cf Efrin 7 Thomas
q a.. wieo~s. trsrl ans horf r fsi aua
lst ters issa-f ---- tslste of John AcL-aue s..
aecezse3 FssHion i1f sFFaiataient of ~
sdmiais t-sl0r SIZED.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-27
OUR COURT HOUSE.
Tns eaEscsNf-AYs. sfTg -
fhs B<1ed ~ ssRerstaess A4sps sAs >ss
fEeposls1sn ~caFEzzf 1l<lzs4t Dss~
ss1s-ka~fx lloa Hi8ss
s4sssf4etaxs.

Tbs as4bsrs % lEs Dosrd u 81 pesslsers
1.ei iais lAs sesesea gessesisy slla a. sx-
prssslan - tAsiF coanlsasaess t14t iaal-
ealsl iAal saeE sa3 na41e - tsles< a4iads -
- - 2st - 10 Ia .As H4l-zF "a lseAkiD< =
zlss toF . eo4stg s4flnaE faeT sss-.4e1
illipressel sl-h tns pea - eoL8 asat, t.lsa
IS s4z k4eli uase t-eg aaz 1gas sons
LE44e* After tEs rexGi4r roaiine ~ b4si-
asss sss passed. shs L1ensls recitation fof
the F1fe14se 81 tl-a C11rca property vAs
nlzl1. tne sllsGs4i Greer fJr t01sofros. e1gcr-
visor ts9ai1. ~ AlgoHA- oEtsfs1 q rssoi'.isea
lazlfnas.1x tle property Oa tf-seeAt afi
aelt 4a1 Jt.zas IS. IS he SIS . gtla 1iea
~ eEeet AMI Bt8lafzia e0art aofss.
Tiers sss scasee.y s1Y ooIests0n msie -
the rsso uu01. though Supervisors LDoffa.is
a41 stsketes ssI1 fes eonpiiusaf fary
waS4s "a Esor 0f lie church sils On Lyon
-
Presenting Attorney Clay was asked -
exgfess an 0plaI9n oA t1s subject, and re-
tilsd hat be 4As n4sfsly pEsseat - answer
questions On isgzl poiats regarding TIE
sizes.
lion. e. C. Comsl0ek who Vas present be-
ing called ugon stated t1af 1e had not
= sen much interest," IA court house matters
ior some time psst rs deemed the cgss-
cent ave. sits wa Toe best one thai aad ever
been oflrrsti. AID TIE BEST tAc Tie So49t4
Uoal4 ever AaYs ollsred It. lie believed
me question Ut location sn01ld be settled a.
Cncc.
sls. Henry Gfianell coincidsd with Mr.
CoussLscz fne vote On Mr.. Oould's fesO-
luton vas q, l1ilOns
Isas C.smeats. Courtney. lannon's.
Frost. Could, Grisx0lt. CHM, hil. Ha-
vens, house, Kinney. Mitchell Phelps,
Payne. Roberts. Rics. Stewart. Sinclair,
Sullivan, Shicxeil. 5chegmerhorn, Skinner,
sa4lgg1x. Wool Eortn. Cnairman--5.
Sags-Benj jamin. ColsOn, Featon, Gull
lis0ru, hnfa. Johnson, Kelley, LOOMS
AGSesi Stexstee-l0.
Aner the znnouncsmsnt OF the vote Su-
pergisor Loonis VINO had been IA favor OF
the chnrea ste arose aud gracefully ex-
pressed himself heartily ia accord slth the
action of sas Board.
Scperylsor Goald then arose and offered
resCl 4.ions describing tue property nxed
upon t1f court house site. and that the
same De purchased By the county. Aiier
the Prosscafing Attorney had pronounced
the resolution % DC ia proper legal form,
the Board adj6grnsd. The action OF The
Board vas discussed IN. complimentary
way By dozens OF citizens about town last
evening.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-27
YOUR NAME IS THE PAPEa.

Mrs. Lyman. of Park Place. Is very i'll.
oh. Smith Of Jackson. Is in the city.
Nh. WaIbridge of Evsrt. is at the Eagle
O. r. Wilkes OF Allexsn. is registered at
the Eagle.
NJ. 3. Smiley has gone to Washington
on business.
A. L. Hammond Of Petoskey. was in the
city yesterday.
Miss Kate Weidsn returned from quite
an extended visit 10 Detroit.
Dr.. C. A. White Of Reed City. was regis
tered at the Morton yestetday.
Ed. Hall. \ wholesale Srocksry dealer.
Of boston is IN the C4sy on bgsIRe5s.
Commodore Boyd Pznilind and Cos. Ed
Pierce hare returned from ths So. Clair Hats.
Mrs.. Mauls Wood hss Just returned from
four Essks' visis as Detroit and Clsvs-
land. @.
The Baroness Frances Kuenxis il coming
nome from Paris. Shs will arrive N Grand
RsDijs this week
Dr.. George ". Iar. of Csnsl-st. went
10 Maskesoa yesterday, IN response 10 =
disusic8. ca professional basiaess.
". c. Truesiell and wife. of Musksgon.
Who have been spending few days at
swses's. Ell yesterday for Esst saginaw.
l. II. Austin eft yesterday for rsEResses
an North Carolina. - iook after his Gn-
be-. ard also tae interest OF TIE Uaaka
Alainx 60.
William NcGarlin. Of ths irpa Of Sproul
& NcGurfis viii leare IN fsw days for
Hickory. Norsb GaroARs. whsre they have
4 large eontrsct job
Mrs John Keniail has m0vsi 70 the
RruusTsek. hut : visiting sor week vish
her daushter. Ass Mcconnell, sns vii
then rsfar1 20 sne Warwick.
j. II. woodward ana vie. of Frankfort.
ard lshn j. 81 esu~se sld NAe of Eaton
RsDiis are ~ vee ha.ei 33sh Of the
sbogs coaples are ass nlsrries3.
Manager 6srro3d. 81 Re3nsnS's G-sr8
Orers House. lse tor T3.eto On business
vesse-'av. ies~tua Mr kefc1ur7 the
treasures. IA charzs Of slis suynsss asre.
Mrs + H. Aassin. Der zauxhtsr Nellie
s1a 49, frtnS. hsFe ~'uraesi iref1 Fasic
EASTERN 1ia. 01ere f5eF afst fFs aaasrei
81 fbelr kin ia a xrrat oaa resaalen. keid
sI Ssreefsrrr1ugh. o1e-
Cia~ H,aisfer. 81 Csia a.. srrirs4 - the
citr Yesterday. hsein< lsf ratufas3 frora
NV frisans waere - Aaa eea wilb e
8tsef. - 3 Hoi s,er. 81 sas csF so3 Hs
CaNner 81 gr sc eavftt an - e.
lands 81 Aeiiser pvl - eFs3 fee4seisf
~ sfle~sz stt8enfs russrss fae 81 =
cess teree retf-frise asa Ns-eE
q u. AFosstroas faan Hsi ans * sas-
Harss. risv. shsriss Dsyrassor. - n.se 4
sasl. saa sesrsis Ceel8e. - sasasna
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-27

very enjoyable Celery took place at
the New Derby Hotel on West Fulton St
last evening The affair was planned by
the landlord. VI. NJ. Johnson, for the pleas
ure of the guests of the house and few in
vited friends eli OF whom seemed TO sppre-
ciate his consideration. Music by the popu-
lar baDj oists, Mr.. and Mrs. Scofieid, WAS
the feature OF the evening. A lunch was
served ia the dining room about IL O'Clock,
then the party adjourned to the parlors
above where more music was enjoyed, and
everybody went away satisfied.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-27
Police Court.

Five plain dranks were disposed Of at
Police Court yesterday, and two of the de-
fendants, John Narr and Elmer Bell, aaer
paving their haes. were arraigned on q
charge OF carrying concealed weapons, 10
which they p.ead guilty and paid 81 and
costs each. John Wrignt. co.0red bog Of
tender years, via one eye and one band,
was accused Of ste ding Old lead and brass
from Meyer Sander, and pleaded not guilty.
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Reed, q young man Of 10, wa arrested by
special constao FOR jumping ON NOV
ing 8. K. & /. train, aud was released on
suspended sentence on the intercession OF
his father, who is nearly blind, and relies
largely upon the boys1or his support.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-27

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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-27

Mrs. Erastus Stephenson, of 93.Watson-st
ha, been suffering for several months with
an abdominal growth. She visited DR..
Schultz, who, upon examination, found it
TO be tumor and advised an operation.
Arrangements were made and she was re-
moved to the u. ID. A. Home, where the
Doctor, assisted by Drs. Griswold. Wright
and Catlin, removed the large ovarian
tumor which weighed thirty-seven and one
half pounds. The operation was successful
ly performed and the prospects for her re-
covery are very favorable.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-27
SANIrlRY IREATMrNrs

Mrs. Frost and Miss Young will be glad
TO receive invalids AT No. 307 South Di.
visior-st, and will give them the best OF
nursing and the most approved hygieric
treatment. No medicines are administered
except such as are prescribed by the leading
physicians of the city. whose advice is pro-
cured in all cases in which it is desired by
the patient or thought necessary by the
nurses. The best surgical talent is en-
ployed for all operations. Miss Young is a
competent midwife